All this, plus your local What’s On guide to literary events in and around Lincoln and the usual eclectic mix of music – that’s this Sunday 5^th February 10am-12noon, repeated Tuesday 7^th February 7pm-9pm on Siren 107.3FM in Lincoln, or listen online around the world right here at www.sirenonline.co.uk.

The Siren Sanctuary, broadcast each Sunday between 1500 and 1700 (UK time) is hosted by Eddie H,  provides a fellowship where men and women may share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problems and help others to recover from their addictions, to discover and deepen their own spiritual path. The Siren Sanctuary has a diverse range of music ranging from Christian Worship Rock to Easy Listening. The features of the show include: Poetry & Prose, Speakers Corner, Words of Wisdom and updates of spiritual based workshops, events, seminars and retreats.

The Siren Sanctuary is not allied with any 12 Step Fellowship, religion, sect, denomination, politics, organization or institution; does not wish to engage in any controversy; neither endorses nor opposes any causes. The Siren Sanctuary is not endorsed by AA/NA or any other 12 step group. The primary purpose of the Siren Sanctuary is to, entertain, educate and inform those within faith and recovery based fellowships. The views of the Siren Sanctuary are entirely my own and those of my contributors, views and comments do not reflect the ethos of Siren FM nor anyone else involved with other Siren FM shows. To contact the show, email Eddie H on ehortop@sirenonline.co.uk.

Don’t forget to tune in to the live show on Sunday 5th February at 10am on Siren 107.3FM or around the world here at Sirenonline.  The podcast version will be available from Tuesday 7th February.

With silent film The Artist nominated for 10 Oscars, Jonathan Holmes looks in to history of the silent film genre and their appeal, and hear what happened when he went to see some classics at a special event.

The Great Australian Breakfast returns for the 21st year on Sunday – we find out more about the event, and you can find out more and listen to the interview in full here.

January is often described as the most depressing time of the year but is there any truth to it? We speak to the mental health charity Mind.

We also spoke live to Roger Mosey, the director of 2012 for the BBC, and you can listen again to that interview here:

There’s also a round-up of the latest news, sport and entertainment.

 This is a no nonsense, belt and braces approach to doing the dreaded tax form with some perdicatble tunes from Abba and Simply Red and a couple of off the wall offerings from The Doors and Derek and the Dominoes.

Catch the Tax Special Tuesday at 10am, thursday at 1pm, Saturday and 3pm and Monday 30th at 8am.

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In another of our short videos, The Reading Room’s presenter Paul Tyler ruminates on the connected influence two books have had on his life: The Gobbler by Adrian Edmondson and Memoirs of a Fruitcake by Chris Evans.

Remember – our next LIVE show is on Sunday 5th February at 10am on Siren 107.3FM or online right here at Sirenonline.co.uk.

However, if you missed it, you can hear it again on Andrew David’s drive show Alive@5 tonight after 6.00pm.  He’s stepping aside from the microphone so you can hear all three parts without interruption.

Drive tonight on Siren FM, THE interview of 2012!

Join Antony and the team from 3pm this afternoon. You won’t be disappointed!

So here it is, hope you like it: Listen to No Adults Allowed Tuesday and Friday 3-5pm on Siren 107.3 FM or online atwww.sirenonline.co.uk

Part one:http://dl.dropbox.com/u/46914546/no%20adults%203_1_12%20pt1%201.mp3
Part 2:http://dl.dropbox.com/u/46914546/no%20adults%203%3A1%3A12%20pt2.mp3

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